Salal Awan
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Shadow Labyrinth mixes arcade nostalgia with punishing Souls-like mechanics, but uneven controls and a harsh checkpoint system take away from the experience.
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut remains a masterclass in crime drama storytelling, now polished to 4K/60fps glory on Switch 2, but its 'exclusive' new content feels underwhelming.
Tamagotchi Plaza offers harmless, kid-friendly minigames wrapped in colorful nostalgia, but its repetitive gameplay and shallow progression make it feel more like a tech demo than a complete game.
Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition is a handheld marvel—CD Projekt Red’s most impressive port yet, delivering Night City (almost) intact on Switch 2.
Mario Kart World is a remarkable achievement and the most ambitious installment in the series.
Street Fighter 6: Years 1-2 Fighters Edition delivers a near-definitive portable version of Capcom’s acclaimed fighter, packing all DLC, smooth performance, and clever Switch 2-exclusive features.
A love letter to fighting game obscurities, delivering cult classics with modern polish. Read the full Capcom Fighting Collection 2 review.
Bionic Bay
A precision-platformer gem that dazzles with its inventive teleportation mechanics and striking biomechanical aesthetic.
FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves is a triumphant return for the series, blending razor-sharp combat with deep mechanics, but is held back by baffling guest characters and sparse single-player content.
A loving tribute to JRPG nostalgia, the Lunar Remastered Collection revitalizes two classics with crisp visuals and smart quality-of-life tweaks.
SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered revitalizes a cult classic with stunning visual preservation and crucial quality-of-life upgrades. While its uneven gameplay systems show their age, the game's breathtaking watercolor aesthetic and ambitious dual-narrative structure remain uniquely captivating.
Expelled! is a brilliantly crafted mystery with a clever time-loop mechanic and razor-sharp writing.
